The Ethics of John: Retrospect and Prospects /
Over the past two decades the scholarly conversation has shifted from the practically consensus view that John has little to offer in terms of ethical content to a more robust understanding of how Johannine literature engages ethical questions. This process recently reached a milestone with the publ...
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English
German
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill,
2025.
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Biblical Interpretation Series ;
227.
Biblical Studies, Ancient Near East and Early Christianity E-Books Online, Collection 2025.
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Call Number: PA6568.C8
- Preface
- Notes on Contributors
- 1 Introduction
- Matthijs den Dulk
- 2 The Ethics of the Fourth Gospel: a Grammatical Approach
- Jan G. van der Watt
- 3 Beginning with God and Ending with Ethics? Some Theological Reflections on Jan van der Watt's Ethical Grammar and Its Principles of Construction
- Jörg Frey
- 4 Die Voraussetzungen, Grund-Strukturen und Inhalte der johanneischen Ethik
- Udo Schnelle
- 5 Love of Outsiders in the Johannine Writings? A Critical Evaluation of a Tendency in Recent Research on Johannine Ethics
- Matthias Konradt
- 6 The Imitable Ethic of Self-Sacrificial Love: Johannine Ethics as a Reworking of Markan Ethics
- Elizabeth J. B. Corsar
- 7 The Centre of Johannine Ethics
- Cornelis Bennema
- 8 The Centrality of "Life" for Johannine Ethics
- Craig R. Koester
- 9 The Ethos of John's Prologue
- R. Alan Culpepper
- 10 Consuming the Word of God: the Qualifier, Norm and Model for Ethical Conduct
- Susanne Luther
- 11 Why Should One Adopt the Ethics of John?
- Christoph Hübenthal
- Index.